- Hans
Laternser (3
August 1908 in
Diedenhofen – 21 July 1969 in
Frankfurt am Main) was a
German lawyer who
specialised in Anglo-Saxon law. In the immediate...
- in
Nuremberg in the High
Command Trial. Leeb's
defence attorney Hans
Laternser acted as the de
facto lead
defence counsel and
often represented other...
- been told by his
defence to
expect to be acquitted.
According to Hans
Laternser, the
defence counsel for the lead defendant,
Wilhelm von Leeb, the prosecution...
- Mälzer—was the prosecutor. Kesselring's
legal team was
headed by Hans
Laternser, a
skilful German lawyer who
specialised in Anglo-Saxon law, had represented...
- regime. The
strategy outlined in the
memorandum was
later adopted by Hans
Laternser, the lead
counsel for the
defence at the High
Command Trial of senior...
- contexts, such as
during the
Auschwitz trial when the
defence lawyer Hans
Laternser demanded the
arrest of
witness Erich Markowitsch [de], an
Auschwitz survivor...
- **** regime. The
arguments of the
memorandum were
later adopted by Hans
Laternser, the lead
counsel for the
defence of
senior Wehrmacht commanders at the...
-
Rundstedt took the
stand before the IMT itself. His counsel, Dr Hans
Laternser, took him over the same
ground which had been
covered before the commission...
-
Party sought re-election for a
third term and
defeated challenger Clemens Laternser of the
Patriotic Union. The FBP
gained the
majority of the
seats in the...
-
Sprenger Peter Wolff Walter Hartmann Erich Sprenger Hugo
Quaderer Dorothee Laternser Walter Vogt
Rudolf Hagen Roland Büchel
Bernadette Brunhart Alexander Sele...
